Sandra backlund

Swedish fashion designer Sandra Backlund has sent us images of her new collection, called In No Time. Backlund employs unusual materials and influences in her clothes: previous collections have featured items made of paper and hair, and her last collection was inspired by the Rorscharch inkblot psychological test. We don't have any text about this

The long-awaited return of a Swedish knitwear wunderkind.

Sandra Backlund is a a fashion designer from Sweden. Backlund graduated from Beckman's College of Design in 2004 and started her own design label the same year. I enjoy Sandra Backlund's work because of the way it morphs and shifts the slim female body that wears her work. Although her work is mostly knit wear, the fiber becomes architectural, bulbous and exaggerated yet remains absolutely chic. Backlund has become known for her signature knitting techniques, which Backlund completes by…

I've blogged Sandra Backlund's amazing knitwear before, and thanks to Sub-Studio, I've discovered her new collection.

An unusual collaboration between one of the most creative and talented contemporary knitwear designers and an historical Italian company generated a lot of interest at the recent White Club showcase.

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I love the sculptural fashion that Sandra Backlund creates from unconventional materials such as pegs, but she also applies an unconventional and sensational aspects to her work with more traditional fabrics. "My work is very personal to me. I improvise and allow myself to loose control and see what happens if I do not think too much about practical things. The human body is always the starting point. I am fascinated by all the ways you can highlight, distort and transform the natural…

It’s that time of year again (in this hemisphere) when you get to dig out your best knitwear - but if only they had the wow-factor of Sandra Buckland’s beautifully made pieces. Her highly imaginative adventures in wool are sculptural and at times even architectural. Strangely, a few of them look like as if they've been structured out of crochet lego bricks or like a knitted swimming costume with built-in floats / weights…